Many potential home buyers are looking for a good deal, especially if they can’t afford the high prices of homes on the market today. While there are good deals available, buyers need to approach them with a great deal of care.
If you’re just getting into the world of real estate investing, then you’re probably buried under a lot of information. There are a million local, state, and federal laws to learn, and the toughest thing seems to be one when state law conflicts with another, or a federal law trumps your local law, or vice versa. Staying up to date with all the information out there can be quite difficult, which is why we post articles like this one.
Selling a home is a complex process. It’s a mixture of preparation, exposure, and timing. You want to have your home listed at just the right time to connect with a buyer.
One of the most misunderstood components of a home is the septic system. It has been commonly promoted to have a home septic system automatically pumped every two to five years, when in fact this is not necessary, and in many cases, can cause unwanted complications in your system.
Humid weather presents a lot of problems for homeowners. One of them is home molds. Whether it is a warm, humid summer or a cold, damp winter, our activities in and outside the home can cause the growth of molds inside the abode.
Homebuyers, sellers, and mortgage lenders often hire independent property appraisers to evaluate the home and determine the Fair Market Price (FMP) of the property.
Within the real estate industry, this is known as Days on Market (DOM) and this time span can spell doom for any hope of receiving the original asking price for the property.
Let me tell you about a trade secret known as a home warranty. Purchasing a home warranty can help reduce the financial burden when something goes wrong in the house. And yes, you have to pay for a warranty upfront but the benefits are worth every cent.
When the housing market is booming one of the techniques that many buyers use to sweeten their offer is to include a personalized letter to the seller regarding how wonderful they feel the property is and why it fits them so well.
Unsolicited offers to buy your home may be made through emails, letters, postcards, or even calls and text messages. But why exactly do people make such offers and what should you do about them?